Short-term popularity may fade, but truly cultural IPs always have vitality.

Take a certain MEME coin as an example. It appeared in the community as early as August 2011 and has experienced over a decade of accumulation. This is not a quick hype short-term concept—its ability to survive from 2011 until today itself proves the point. A lifespan of over ten years is backed by continuous community support and cultural recognition.

Why can such projects withstand the test of time? The key is that they have become a cultural phenomenon, not just a trading tool. Viral spread, global recognition, and generational memes—these elevate it beyond mere market cycles.

In the SOL ecosystem, assets with cultural heritage often form a unique value support. Long-term holders have witnessed the entire process from nothing to something, from niche to mainstream. This level of recognition is difficult for newcomers to replicate.

Short-term hot spots fluctuate, but projects with strong cultural attributes tend to go further.